good morning bay area! >> it's sunday, january 27th. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast first. hi, lisa. >> it's showing high clouds and middle clouds. no precipitation now. with the high and middle clouds, it is a milder start this morning. you do have fog. you have to deal with that in concord with a quarter mile visibility, a mile and quarter in santa rosa. the rest not doing too badly. 39 in santa rosa. 54 in livermore and we're more

than 2 to 3 degrees milder this morning. the sun is coming up at 7:17. look for sunshine with low to mid and upper 60s today. another day with temperatures well above average, the sun setting just before 5:30. a dry evening and looks like a dry start to the work week and things get interesting after that. details coming up. chris. >> thanks. happening today, senator kamala harris will return to her hometown to officially launch her run for president. streets near the plaza are already closed. more on the preparations under way. >> reporter: crews in oakland finished building the stage where senator kamala harris will lay out her platform in her bid to become president of the united >> i feel like kamala harris could be the next obama.

wanted to be here. >> reporter: joshua and his wife came up from l.a. for the launch rally. >> i feel like kamala is the perfect mix to get people to vote for her. >> reporter: in her campaign, oakland is a city that represents the underdog. kamala harris will start the campaign where it all started for her. she is from oakland and began her career in the alameda district attorney's office rising up to become the first black senator from california. stacy plans to show her support but she doesn't think harris can win the presidency. >> the problem is, she's from california. she's liberal, and that's not going to win in the rest of the country. >> she's been anti-death penalty when she was d.a. of san francisco, then defended the death penalty when she was attorney general of the state of california. >> reporter: uc hastings law professor believes she is a strong candidate with a proven track record.

his concern whether she can win over the democratic base versus appeasing the democratic establishment. >> her equivocal actions over time leave some people wondering where her true heart lies and depth of her convictions and commitment to any paus >> reporter: if you're planning to attend, expect heavy security. if you're taking bart, take 19th street instead. streets will be closed until at least 4:00 p.m. >> here's a more detailed breakdown of street closures. broadway, 12th to 17th street, telegraph avenue, 15th to 17th street. clay street, 14th to 17th street. those streets remain closed until 4:00 p.m., people urged to use public transit to and from the event. bart says passengers should 82 the 19th street station as the 12th street station will be closed. we have a full list of closures on our website. abc7news.com. harris will join a crowded field

of democrats who have already declared their candidacy or formed exploratory committees. including gillibrand, warren, gabbard. john delaney, richard ojeda and former tech executive, andrew yang. what is declared to be the second case of swatting in the bay area this month. swatting is when a police tactical team is intentionally sent to an address when there is no wrongdoing but a joke or harassment and carries the possibility of dangerous or even deadly consequences. katie has the details. >> reporter: early saturday morning, san francisco police responded to a serious call, repos shots inside home. >> two kids in the house and says he will shoot the children. >> reporter: once in the neighborhood, you can hear the first signs that the call was suspicious.

[ radio transmission ]. >> the guy i spoke to said it was like a swat thing. >> reporter: swatting is a form of harassment where a false report of a crime is made to prompt a large police response. the victims are unsuspecting. around 12:45, the homeowner allowed police inside. officers determined there was no emergency. >> i know these guys, someone big in the tech world. >> reporter: and those targeted in this possible swatting incident have now hired private security and tells me the family has no comment. >> i've been living here for six years. it's always been really really quiet. i'm surprised to hear that for sure. >> reporter: earlier this month, palo alto police got a similar call. >> the male caller stated he had just shot his wife in their home, kids tied up and pipe bombs everywhere, and that if the police responded he would harm the police.

>> reporter: saying the january 9th case is a facebook cybersecurity executive. swatting is more than just a prank. police say callers could face criminal and civil charges. in san francisco. abc7 news. anti-abortion activists marched through the streets yesterday afternoon. it caused painful traffic backups. abc7 news was there as the 15th annual walk for life west coast made its way down market street and ended at embarcadero plaza and participants say they're here to speak for unborn babies. >> i think we need to see change in america. part of the change we need to see is protecting those who don't have a voice, who can't protect themselves. >> we did hear of a small counter protest of pro-choice activists but there was no confrontation. the streets were cleared at 5:30 p.m.

>> a fraternity has won their appeal. the campus security was prepared to kick them out. the fraternity received low scores in the university's eight standard excellence program. their attorney appealed the decision and the attorney said they were successful. and news about the stanford's track team bus that caught on fire. it was headed to the university of seattle when the back of the bus went up in flames. take a look at this. investigators think overheated brakes and blown out rear tire may have sparked the fire. all 31 students and coaches made it out okay. when stanford got to the meet, they had extra gear standing by just in case. in the east bay, oakland as hosted the team's annual fanfest. abc news was in jack london square where a stream of green and yellow flooded the

streets and they had a chance to meet the players and legends from years before. >> having a blast. here with my godsons and wife and having a blast, trying to >> reporter: is that the natural color of your hair? >> when i'm going to an as event, i wake up in the morning and it's like this. >> it also features face painting and fans of all ages can test out their baseball skills. we're getting a first look at the proposed gondola to take baseball fans from downtown oakland to jack london square, being pitched as a unique transportation system that could generate a half billion over 12 -- 10 years. passengers go from the bart station and cross above interstate 880 and arrive at jack london square and walk a short distance to the ballpark which the as want to build at howard terminal. it's estimated it would cost about $125 million to build. it would also need the approval of several agencies. a long ways from that, but

you're never far from the accuweather forecast. you've been tracking changes for the work week. >> that's right. models are not agreeing but we want to bring rain back to the bay area, don't we? but the agreement on today, a continuation of mild temperatures, it is 54 degrees in san francisco. our sutro tower camera all lit up in the city. we'll talk about the rest of your weekend in a few minutes. >> thank you. also ahead. a rash of scooters is behind emergency room visits and mistakes riders are making.

we are well aware of the electric scooter craze in the bay area. a new study is raising alarm about their safety. looking at accidents over a one year period, between two emergency rooms they saw 250 people and only 4% of riders had their helmets on. a handful of injuries were pedestrians struck by scooter riders and some struck by them. one suing following the crash. >> i thought i was going to die. >> when you hit the cement at 17 miles an hour, it hurts. >> injuries varied from cuts and bruises to breaks.

doctors say 40% of those hurt had a head injury. at the beginning of the year, california eliminated the law scooter riders must wear a helmet. time now is 6:13. in the east bay, a popular weekend event is going to shut down for the first time in its history. yesterday, we were at the flea market at the barkley station parking lot, it has been there since 1972. berkeley reports the market is struggling financially and will not be held in february and march and may relocate. the main source of income is ghirardelli and another candy company are being sued about their candy, and russell stover. saying the packaging is much bigger than the amount of candy included for some products and in some cases actually less than

what's on the label. customers say it's something they've noticed. >> it's very disappointing, especially when i think i'm getting a large quantity and i am not. >> the candy companies have reached a legal settlement admitting no wrongdoing but agreeing to paying a $750,000 penalty. and packaging has a clear part where you can see how much chocolate is inside. today, you can catch a bay area woman on shark tank. last week, our reporters spoke to zara, who created an educational program for babies. >> i really love kevin o'leary because he has a background in education. >> you do? >> because he has a background in education, educational products. he built a company called the learning company, he sold it to mattel. from a fit perspective, he's my favorite. >> you're targeting him. he's tough. >> i know. >> he's really tough. >> they're all tough.

>> kevin is usually there. i know you can't tell us -- >> i cannot talk about the outcome. >> when you walk into the room, right? they don't know anything about you or the product, right? >> correct. >> how long do you stand there and stare at them without talking? >> it felt like an eternity. the whole experience beginning to end. >> on tv we see this part. >> on tv it's edited down. i was in there over an hour and like probably over an hour and 15 minutes, yeah. >> you can catch zara on "shark tank" tonight at 9:00, to see if she got a deal. you can expect more in-depth interviews and much more on our one hour live good morning to you. sunday morning starting with high level clouds. and we have mild temperature due to high pressure clouds streaming overhead and that amplified ridge that keeps the

storm track to the north and keeps us dry. it's also allowing for a little bit of fog. we had wind yesterday that kept the fog out of the bay area. with things quieter, a quarter mile visibility in concord and santa rosa doing better elsewhere. visibility is good but when the sun comes up in about an hour or so you will find clouds around with 45 in concord and 53 in san francisco and 40 in santa rosa. that is nothing compared to, these bone chilling numbers that are moving out of canada, and will be pushing into much of the midwest, northeast for the week ahead. it feels like just about 1 in detroit, indianapolis, minus 7 in chicago. much of the country will be very very cold for the weekend, except us, where we will be enjoying numbers well above average. patchy fog, sunshine today, chilly temperatures beginning wednesday, doesn't look great but i have it in there with

cooler temperatures and more cloud cover to start out with. speaking of cloud cover, high clouds today, with us tonight and starting out your work week with dry conditions, the week ahead in san jose featuring the upper 60s. average high is 60 and we continue to see the trend of milder temperatures for january and we get into february, the numbers drop, not likely to see rain wednesday in san jose, perhaps on friday. this is the trend, 2:00 on wednesday, this forecast model painting the bay area with a slight chance of showers. then, as we go through thursday, it's dry. but by friday, looks like the ridge will be breaking down and a better chance of rain for the entire bay area. still, several days out. it does look like we're going to see things change up for the week ahead, the new month. that would be good. we haven't seen rain in a while. it's been a nice break but temperatures not feeling like january today. high clouds with a mixture of sunshine today, highs in the

mid-60s for you in fremont. 68 in oakland, in the upper 60s yesterday. 70 in santa cruz, 70 yesterday. 60 in livermore, not too hard to take, 64 in napa. overnight tonight, a few more areas of fog from the sacramento valley spreading to the livermore valley and with the 7-day forecast, we're sunny and dry today with hazy sunshine, looking at that steady pattern into tomorrow and tuesday. by wednesday, looking at that slight chance of showers, download our accuweather app and you will notice perhaps on friday you need that live doppler 7 in your day to plan it and allow for extra time and see that rain and carry into next weekend. >> we'll see how it plays out. sharing stories of inspiration in a weekly digital series called "more in common," this week, an unlikely

friendship between a biological woman and foster mom is a reminder fam is what you make it. >> i've been addicted since i was 13, heroin, prescription drugs. when i was pregnant with christina, i started using meth and that was the reason she was taken and removed from my care. >> a few weeks after kristina was born she became the charge of nancy. >> when heather first called me she was in tears, devastated. as a mom, i can only put myself in the shoes of what would that feel like if? >> what did you think of nanci when you met her? >> i started talking about what i saw in her, her potential. you're worthy of this child. >> i've heard people say that to me before but from her, because i had a lot of respect for her, it stuck. there was a point in timeline i was ready to hand her over to her, she's better off with her instead of me. it's a pretty good feeling

actually, to be able to care for her myself and see her grow up.

a new exhibit at the san francisco art institute is giving audiences a fresh look at one of the most explosive episodes in bay area history talking about the rise of the black panther movement, the experience is surprisingly intimate and may carry a message for us today. dan ashley has the details.

>> reporter: the faces in the photographs still reflect the raw emotion of the black panther movement half a century after they were captured. in 1968, leaders granted nearly unlimited access to two photographers. >> they were able to go in the kitchen and able to go in the homes. they were able to see these moments among the crowds. >> reporter: a guest curator who group with an intimate view of the members by her mother who was a member of the party. she believes the photographs show a more balanced story what the movement was all about capturing images of black pride and self-defense that caused many to vilify some members. the food programs sought to transform the lives of oakland families. >> how important it was to see the young children be fed. growing up in oakland, i knew that i had breakfast in a public school because of the black panther party.

>> reporter: she also helped expand the exhibit to include the work of contemporary black artists including the five-fifths. objects speaking to black displacement. >> reporter: the special collections librarian at the san francisco art institute is hosting this at the height of the black panther movement called "vanguard revisited." he says the photographs were given to the university of santa cruz where artists began pouring over them. the students of the art institutes arranged them many never seen before meant to carry the struggles of the movement into our times. >> the students wanted to make sure it resonated with the audience today and current events today. >> we see that with political movements now, like black lives matter. i think that's something that still carries today. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> it runs through the first week in april. a 13-year-old girl in

richmond is sitting on top of the figure skating world. >> anyone who goes after that title has to work for it. >> alyssa liu became a national champion following a dazzling performance in new york. she breaks the previous record held by gold medalist tara lipinski took the crown in 1997. at the oakland ice center where liu trains throughout the week, those who train with her say she has lofty goals. >> it's like amazing, like she wants all of this and she's working really hard. >> even though she won the national title, liu is not eligible for the world championships. competitors have to be at least 15 to take part in senior level events so her national debut could come at the 2020 olympics in beijing. happening today in the south bay, your last chance to check out thehl fanfare in san jose.

former sharks players, dan boyle, and mike richey and others will be signing autographs fanfare runs from 10:00 to 4:00 today at the convention center. tickets still available online. thousands of dogs put their best paws forward at the golden gate kennel club. take a look. show dogs got to strut their stuff to gain the rank of top dog. different breeds come pet. snapping these photos, fans and fellow dog lovers got the chance to meet and pet their favorite contenders. if you're interested, it's not too late. it runs from 8:00 to 5:00 p.m. and tickets just under $20 apiece. still to come, twin bombings during sunday mass at a cathedral in the philippines. the latest on the deadly explosions. president trump talks about the government shutdown, how his

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good morning, south bay, let's get up and get going. >> thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. lisa is tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. we're looking through the exploratorium camera in san francisco. looks pretty good.

we have clear sky, temperatures mild in the lower the lower ther 44 in oakland and mild in half moon bay. this is santa cruz, dropping to the low 40s. and petaluma and livermore is where we have fog. a quarter mile visibility in concord, just a mile and three-quarters in santa rosa. we are milder for almost everyone except in the napa valley and nav nav vat toe. and mid and upper 60s keeps us from anymore time-15 degrees above average today. sun setting at 5:30 and a dry work week and coming up. >> thank you.

news in the philippines this morning. nearly 20 dead after sunday mass and 80 others injured including two police officers and 14 troops. the first bomb exploded inside or near the a second bomb went off as they responded to the attack. no one has claimed responsibility. the federal government is slowly coming back to life. a new warning from the president is putting people on edge. it was open less than 24 hours when the president tweeted it could close again. after signing a spending bill for three weeks, the president says, 21 days goes quickly, negotiations with democrats will start immediately. will not be easy to make a deal. both parties very dug in. we will build the wall. from the rose garden. >> if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shut down on february 15th, again, or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the

constitution of the united states to address this emergency. >> still, house leader, nancy pelosi, says the democrats will not budge and will not approve funding for a wall. federal workers in the bay area are relieved the shutdown is over, but some are nervous it could happen again, especially after those tweets. what's changed a day after the deal. >> reporter: nasa ames worker, brandon sanborne hopes this is the last food give away he will need for a while now that the government shutdown is over. >> i am relieved with reservation and i am excited i get to go back to work. >> reporter: he has a family but no paycheck over the past month and forced to sell prized possessions. >> i sold my guitar during the

bk t ent th kw it'still important for struggling families. >> i heard from many employees this is a real lifesaver this week. they don't know when they're getting paid. >> it will probably take until this upcoming friday for the first paychecks with back pay to roll in. that's a guess. >> reporter: the wait could be longer for government contract employees like nate bush. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: he's stocking up on supplies. >> we will be set for another two weeks until that check comes. >> here's our distribution room. >> reporter: the north bay coast guard spouse's club went on facebook during its ongoing food give away for military families. many hope another shutdown can be avoided in three weeks. >> given the stress and uncertainty during the last month, it's hard to remain 100% hopeful. >> rorther landmarks like fort point under the golden gate bridge could resume operational and federal workers > the ti sore will ork monday.

fully reopen today. a spokesman tells abc7 news the visitor's center will be opened and camping permits will be issued. they will begin checking the 150 miles of trails on monday. as we showed you, even though the shutdown is over many families are still struggling to make ends meet. if you need help snore someone affected by the shutdown, go to our website. abc7news.com/takeaction. following his seven count indictment by special counsel robert mueller, long time advisor to donald trump will appear this week with george stephanopoulos on abc7. developing news. the 21-year-old man accused of killing five people in louisiana has been arrested in virginia.

officials say dakota shot and killed his father, stepmother, and three members of another family.es home invasion and weapons charges. police believe he was in a relationship with one of the victims. the father and mother were also killed. prince philip was in a car crash a week ago and said he did not see the car because of the bright sun. he collided with the car after he pulled out of a driveway. it left fair weather with a broken arm. just a week earlier he was given a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt. in the letter he wished fair weather speedy recovery signing yours sincerely, phillip. picking up trash at baker beach in san francisco. the group hosts three cleanups a

month and examines each piece of litter and tries to track exactly where it came from. trying to find out where this is hidden, more than a century old. we are off to a mild start throughout the day. lisa a

welcome back, everyone. time right now is 6:38.

happening today, a benefit concert is-a benefit concert for those affected lie last year's fire in butte county. there will be a chorus and tickets online and suggested donation, at least $25 and it's at the center on valencia and debose. lisa has been checking the forecast for us. >> we have high clouds and temperatures up to the low 70s in santa cruz. look at this picture from the east bay hills camera. we do have fog in concord. 42 in san jose valley and in the low 50s. how warm will it be today? we talk about that when the rain returns in the 7-day outlook. warriors keep their winning streak alive in boston and steph

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welcome back. here's a live look outside from our camera. thank for waking up with this morning. lisa returns with the full forecast just moments away. in sports, spoiler alert, if you don't want to know who won the open, look away.

>> novak djokovic won over rafael nadal in straight sets. it brings his major trophy total to 15. today, forest buckner, tight end, forest represent the pro bowl. you can watch it at camping world stadium at noon right here on abc7. tomorrow, warriors take on pacers in the final game of their road trip. last night, they met up with the celtics in what could be a preview of the world finals. the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. warriors won their 10th straight game, steve curry, feastest coach to 300 major wins and steph was shimmying. eking out a win in boston. accommodating everybody there.

first quarter, boogie cousins accommodated kevin durant who had 33 on the night. throwing it down. boogie finished with 15 points and eight boards. after going scoreless in the first quarter, steph got hot in the second, splash after splash after she threes for 17 points in the period. you will see here, he's shimmying before the ball goes through the hoop. that's confidence. by two at the break. boston, kyrie irving so dangerous, 33 points. there were 21 lead changes in this game. nuts down the stretch. klay thompson for three, klay with 21. we head to the final seconds, warriors up two. draymond green misses two free-throws and look at this! he gets his own rebound and steph gets fouled, ices it. warriors the winner, 115-111. >> we're hungry.

we're fully healthy. we had a little slow start to our standards the start of the season. we're back now and looking to exert our dominance again. >> it's a good win for us. a championship team right there. a lot of talent and experience. i don't think we played really good at all but found a way down the stretch to win the game. >> we have the edge and haven't been perfect and can still get better and we've been talking about putting a run together for a while now and right in the middle of a really good one. we want to create good vibes especially with the all-star break coming up. >> warriors are rolling. a quick night for the three san jose sharks allstars watching penguins great sidney crosby celebrate again as he was named the all-star mvp. joe pavelski, glen carlson and burns. carson on the move piece pekka

rinne and 2-1. the central division goes on a tear. patrick kane through the legs of burns and the central division, that is sweet. kane would make it 7-1 as we get the view from the ref cam here. gabriel had a hat trick, beats up marc-andre fleury to make it 10-1. pacific did get a few goals back, final goal scored by burns himself. "sid the kid" had a couple of goals, four total on the night as the metropolitan division wins this. snapshot right there! they drive a car out onto the ice for sid. >> nice to be around guys you compete against and be in an environment like this. to share it with these two guys is always going to be special. >> fun playing in the city you

play for. every time the names got announced or we stepped on the ice, you can hear the extra roars. that was pretty cool. >> it was awesome. good energy. yeah. >> terrible outcome. >> it didn't go well on the ice when the sharks and all of the fans of team teal and all hockey fans in the south had a great time. that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. about 30 minutes away. a beautiful one out there. high clouds and a little bit of fog in our valleys and a look from our sutro tower camera. 7:16 is the sunrise. you can see in san francisco it looks like another beautiful day. we have mild temperatures in napa. how about 69 degrees today? average high in the upper 50s.

we will cool off tomorrow but the ridge stays with us on tuesday, means dry weather and the north bay coming as early as wednesday. more likely for the rest of us by the end of the work week. another look this morning in cruz where it's in the upper 40s. 70s yesterday and about the same today. beach weather that last week of january. why not? it's been so nice, showing you the clouds and fog footprint. it's a big delta of high pressure keeping us dry, mild and storm track well to the north. much of california looking at very nice weather while the rest of the country will be frigid this week. in concord, quarter mile visibility, 2 miles in santa rosa. livermore, not great but not as bad as it could brorly torh. mo.

54 mild degrees and 41, santa rosa, 41 in petaluma. you can see some of the fog from mt. tam from the richardson area. if you navigate out this morning, foggy in spots and milder temperatures and high clouds mixed in with sunshine and a chance of rain for some of you on wednesday more likely by the end of the week. the high clouds a with us today around the bay area and a milder start. this afternoon, it will get quite mild with temperatures everywhere well above average. notice the clouds into monday morning. this is wednesday. we skip ahead to the next chance of showers by the afternoon wednesday. we use several forecast models

keep going from wet to dry. this will allow maybe a few areas of showers into your thursday. and looks dry the last day of february and looks like wet washington, d.c. friday by the afternoon and could last to saturday. several days away but looks like we have a pattern shift eventually into the middle if not the end of the work week. on the coast today, look at upper 60s. another mild afternoon today. 67 in concord, livermore checking in, milder at 65 degrees. tonight, a bit more fog. milder than it should be, in the upper 40s around the bay. forecast featuring hazy sunshine today and change by monday and tuesday, temperatures still above average, could bring in rain by wednesday and the accuweather app in the wednesday-thursday time period,

iffy but we could see some rain in this period. >> glad to see it in the forecast. a vacant field is becoming a popular cause. its back story was never a secret. now, a couple of teenage filmmakers made it relevant. again. wayne freedman has more from lucas valley. >> it has not been here forever and most of us never think about it. every so often we discover the past by >> that explains the relationship between this 17-year-old and lucas valley. ing toch and never knew. >> and then she saw the numbers and when georgia learned the secret of this place from the park ranger, no turning back. >> where are they? >> we're standing over them right now. >> reporter: it is a mostly

forgotten cemetery with 280 graves and more than a thousand dating back a century. they're residents from the nearby county farm and hospital. and buddy executed after killing correction officers in a takeover on alcatraz. >> this is for people that didn't have place to go and where they went to. >> i immediately wanted to do something about it. >> we burial ground. >> reporter: what else is a high school student to do but join up with a classmate and make a documentary. they took this otherwise overlooked field and gave it historical context. >> so we got into the marina ray bay film festival and won historical documentary play. >> reporter: wait a minute. how old are you?epte andon oyo do >> and it placing at the chinese

theater in march. >> reporter: they want it designated and saying it's the least we can do for residents who died with so little. . >> it's a way to bring recognition to those here. >> reporter: they're gaining support, and that's the power of teens exercising history with a camera. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> next, a beach

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happening today, hundreds of volunteers will pick up trash in san francisco. the group posts three cleanups a month. it examines each piece of litter and tries to track exactly where it came from. if you want to help, bring a bucket and gloves between 10:00 and 1:00 and snacks will be provided. >> temperatures in the 50s right now. woe will have the sea breeze throughout the day. temperatures above average, a mix of high clouds and sun from mid to upper 60s, san francisco to oakland. how about 70 in santa cruz and upper 60s in napa and 65 in livermore. we could end the month dry but i have a chance of showers in my accuweather 7-day forecast and notice little change today through tuesday. as we get to wednesday, maybe north bay showers and 1 on our storm impact scale.

looks like we're dry on our system that would bring more widespread rain into friday. we have this ridge of high pressure keeping us dry and mild but we need the rain from 64% of average from mt. view to 88% of average in santa rosa, where we stand right now and each and every day without the rain, by february we may like it and get it. >> we will see what's happening in the upcoming week as well. thanks to you. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. please join us online on twitter, facebook and instagram. we leave you with a view of our san rafael camera showing a beautiful sunrise in the bay area. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m.

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good morning, america. arctic blast. the deep freeze ready to strike the midwest and upper plains. temperatures set to plummet with life-threatening cold? breaking news. suspect captured. an accused gunman on the run wanted for allegedly killing five people including his parents and girlfriend. the manhunt ending just hours ago. where he was finally found. caught on camera. look at this. the man clinging to the hood of an suv. >> i thought he was going to run over me. >> the road rage incident that started it all and the man pulling a gun to try to stop it. a royal apology. prince philip reaching out after that terrifying car accident. the letter he wrote to the women in the other car and what he